Supporting Communities and Their Animals
Animal management is an ongoing struggle for many First Nations communities in BC. Many people have limited resources, are isolated, and have no access to veterinary care. As a result, animal populations become unmanageable, and animals can suffer from disease, neglect, and death.
Science, research, consultation and experience have taught us that spay and neutering alone is not effective. To succeed, a comprehensive approach is needed.
With your support we can work with communities for sustainable animal management plans.
"When the Man waked up, he said, ‘What is Wild Dog doing here?’ and the Woman said, ‘His name is not Wild Dog any more but the First Friend, because he will be our friend for always and always and always."
— Rudyard Kipling
Spirit’s Mission works with remote, isolated, or underserved BC First Nation communities to create healthy companion animal populations for the health and safety of both people and animals.
We support and help communities to develop long term sustainable animal management plans. This may include:
We are a CRA registered charity.
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Spirit’s Mission Rescue Society
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Gabriola, BC V0R 1X0
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About Us
This is the story of little Spirit, who lost her life to distemper after coming into our home.
She is one of the many reasons Spirit’s Mission is dedicated to eliminating disease, neglected and unwanted litters of dogs and cats in remote, isolated communities.
The call came from a remote community just after Christmas. A pup had been immersed in gasoline and needed help. Would I take her?
Our partner rescues are critical to our work. When an animal can no longer be cared for, or needs to be re-homed, our partner rescues are there to do what they do best, and finds the best home there is for the animal to be adopted into.
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